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Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Ideacodes is currently seeking expert front-end XHTML, CSS and AJAX coder(s) on a contract-to-hire basis.  This isn’t a design position, rather, you’ll be coding designs and prototypes into XHTML/CSS, implementing AJAX interactions, and working closely with a designer.  If you’re a hybrid designer-developer, all the better.  You’ll be an integral part of our team on several exciting and challenging web applications and web 2.0 products.  We’re looking for people who live for code and love to collaborate. 

Qualifications:
- Excellent communication skills
- Loves rapid and iterative prototyping
- 3 to 4 years of industry experience coding standards-compliant XHTML and CSS
- 1 to 2 years of experience with Javascript, DOM, DHTML and AJAX (prototype, etc)
- Experience with integrating your code into existing web applications
- Experience with subversion and CVS repositories
- Experience with LAMP and open source, PHP, MySQL, etc

Location:
You’ll get to work in your own location, but you need to be able to meet at our office in the SoMA neighborhood in San Francisco (2nd Street between Folsom and Harrison) for regular work sessions and meetings.

To Apply:
Please email describing your qualifications and expertise and include URLS to current websites or web applications that represent your work. Feel free to send a resume as well.

We look forward to hearing from you!
Emily and Max
Co-founders, Ideacodes

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Frank Gilroy on November 29, 2006 at 06:55 AM:

Dear Emily,

First let me say that I love what you’re doing with eHub and Ideacodes.  I don’t believe I “fit the bill” for this position, but my goal is to do just that.  I’m working on transitioning into doing more XHTML, CSS and web development and I’m working on ways to gain experience and build a portfolio.  My current experience is in mobile devices, J2ME and embedded Linux.

I’m also working on ways of encouraging more companies (even Agile ones, actually especially Agile ones) to truly embrace telecommuting.  I see that you mention the candidate can work from anywhere but must still be close to SF.  With today’s technology, can’t we yet truly work (even in a paired programming kind of environment) remotely.

Just my two cents.

Frank

Kigorw on November 29, 2006 at 11:01 AM:

Hi
Does it possible to employee Ukrainian guy(me)?

Emily Chang on November 30, 2006 at 12:55 AM:

Frank,
Thanks. Yes, I agree. Working remotely is possible with agile techniques.  I telecommuted for many years myself, but there’s still something to be said for the rapid and spontaneous collaboration that occurs face to face. We work remotely with many of our team so it’s not out of the question…

Nicola on December 21, 2006 at 11:05 AM:

Emily,

I am a big fan of you. Thank you for your good works. I will suggest you share this job lead at Jobigg.com. Jobigg will be a perfect place to announce a great job like this. All you have to do is to post the job link and everyone will see it. 

Regards,

Nicola.

About Jobigg.com
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Jobigg is a job lead sharing community where anyone can share great job leads. It’s about people helping people finding real jobs. Web users decide what the top job opportunities are at any moment.

Jobigg is NOT a job board and not by employers or an aggregator. Jobigg is not a place for for company representatives to vote for their own opportunities.

Nicolas BUI on January 09, 2007 at 09:09 AM:

Well I’m in the same position as Frank :) I’m actually a freelance worker living in Paris.

I really wish to work with foreign companies like your in United State.

If one day there something you can do completly remotly, I’ll be first in the place !

Best regards and Wish you all luck, success and health for 2007,

from Paris,
Nicolass BUI


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